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09 January 2015
Leighton Steward, Chairman of Plants Need CO2, discusses a report from a team of former NASA scientists that concludes there is no convincing physical evidence of catastrophic human-caused global warming and the American people's rejection of President Obama's Global Climate Deal.
30 December 2014
Sean Noble, President of American Encore, discusses the Obama Administration's decision to pursue normalizing relations with Cuba, the role of Congress in the process and the response of potential 2016 GOP candidates.
30 December 2014
Christopher Griffin, Executive Director of The Foreign Policy Initiative, discusses the surrender of American principles in response to North Korea's threats, how the Obama Administration should respond to the Sony attack, and what lies ahead following Pyongyang's latest terror threat against the American homeland and continued violence against its own people and its neighbors.
30 December 2014
Timothy Lee, CFIF's Senior Vice President for Legal and Public Affairs, discusses the Obama Administration's overzealous regulatory activity and how it results in an increasingly common dilemma for citizens, businesses and employers, Google's reaction to the Sony Cyber-Attack, and a city's response to legal threats against its nativity scene.
19 December 2014
Dr. Jeffrey Singer, Adjunct Scholar at the Cato Institute and Doc Squads Member, discusses the "2014 Survey of American Physicians," how ObamaCare is disrupting the doctor-patient relationship and worsening the quality of patients' care, and how increased use of emergency rooms result in a hidden tax.
19 December 2014
Craig Shirley, President of Shirley & Bannister Public Affairs and the author of two books on President Reagan, discusses who might be the next Reagan, what conservatives should do in 2016 and the problem with candidates who "move to the middle."
12 December 2014
Patrick Hedger, Policy Director of American Encore, discusses the Environmental Protection Agency's attempt to impose carbon emission regulations through executive fiat, force states to shutter millions of homes worth of coal-fired electricity generation capacity and how it all will cause energy scarcity.
12 December 2014
Sean Noble, President of American Encore, discusses a blueprint for Republicans going forward if the GOP hopes to prevail in 2016.
12 December 2014
Timothy Lee, CFIF's Senior Vice President for Legal and Public Affairs, discusses potential foreign policy and national security ramifications of the release of the Senate torture report, and more.
05 December 2014
Bob Dorigo Jones, Senior Fellow for the Center for America and bestselling author, discusses the 2014 Wacky Warning Label Contest winners, a recent study that quantifies the cost of frivolous litigation to American families, and the length to which companies must go to avoid lawsuits in today's litigation-happy culture.
05 December 2014
Wayne Kopping, Director, Editor and respected Filmmaker, discusses the new feature-length documentary film "Beneath the Helmet: From High School to the Home Front," which highlights five young Israeli high school graduates who are drafted into the army to defend their country, and why it was important to create a documentary that brings to the screen the faces of the soldiers of the Israeli Defense Forces.
05 December 2014
Timothy Lee, CFIF's Senior Vice President for Legal and Public Affairs, discusses President Obama's emerging legacy and how America's continuously declining standing in terms of economic and personal freedom during the Obama presidency are a causal factor in our persisting economic anemia.
01 December 2014
Cameron Seward, Assistant Director at The Heritage Foundation, explains why Congress must act now to use the budget process to challenge President Obama's executive action on illegal immigrants.
01 December 2014
Pete Sepp, President of the National Taxpayer's Union, discusses proposed federal legislation that threatens to penalize global insurance and reinsurance capacity that is critical to citizens' and states' ability to bounce back from hurricanes and other natural disasters.
21 November 2014
True the Vote founder Catherine Engelbrecht discusses a federal judge's decision to dismiss the lawsuit filed by True the Vote against the Internal Revenue Service for targeting the conservative organization and improperly delaying its application for tax-exempt status, how liberals are attempting to silence their critics, and the status of election integrity.
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